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Trees grow in Brooklyn: NYC’s first Urban Forest Plan aims to expand tree canopy
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Trees grow in Brooklyn: NYC’s first Urban Forest Plan aims to expand tree canopy
As summers grow hotter due to the climate emergency, New York City is taking a crucial step toward addressing the devastating impacts of climate change on people and the ecosystem by designing its first Urban Forest Plan (UFP). The plan aims to expand the tree canopy — the land covered or shaded by trees — as part of the city’s long-term climate resiliency strategy, outlining ways to equitably increase tree canopy coverage to 30% by 2040 by addi…
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